massive cross-referencing of reply_to, sender, message_header, etc
(steer people away from too much fiddling, tell the the consequences)
Indicate the server address in confirm, consult, and reminder
messages.
(gen_cmdline) Deal with empty args and iterated commands correctly.
(alias) Check validity of the new address.
(_unalias) Return an error message if the alias did not exist.
(parse_string_2darray) Use "-" escapes to allow blank lines within
arrays.  This affects the message_fronter and message_footer
settings.
(parse_line) Cease using hyphen escapes in here documents.
more detail about "who-export GLOBAL" and aliases
mention negation of matching patterns (paste in Jason's post)
get rid of old "XXX" in admin_body,
supply cross-references from admin, taboo, and block
Applied initial work on Postgres support.
dash processing of here documents moved from
command parser to message_footer and message_fronter
Fix some bustedness after initial Postgres merge.  Passes tests now but may
not run properly.
enumerated all the "no" option inversions, like "set listname noackpost"
which were mentioned one place but not in the summary at the bottom
revised description of leading-dash handling (only needed for blank lines)
add the functionality to the configure system to check for DBI/DBD::Pg and allow
a user to use pgsql as a choice ... the option to use pgsql is *purely* a work
in progress and will only have limited functionality for the next little while ...
basically, thank god Mj2 is classified as alpha, eh?
- beex of pgsql==P makes no sense, and is useless, since pgsql doesn't have
  to deal with extensions ... so remove it
- clean up a 'make test' warning where $args{filename} isn't defined, but
  its used by the 'my $log = '
add "archive-stats" option to help file
mention "changeaddr" in "help register" and "help subscribe"
command/heredoc parsing: look for two trailing backslashes,
and if the second one is found reduce them to one backslash
but do NOT merge with the next line
improve stroking message for "lists"
(users were not noticing the cryptic "+" note)
Allow "not" in the Safe compartment for regular expression evaluation.
"not" is used when an exclamation point is used to invert a
majordomo pattern.